Best Soybean Yield Podcast Podcasts (2025)

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Soybean School: Late-planted soys still pack yield punch 17:37

2d ago17:37

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The calendar is turning to June after a stretch of cool and wet weather has many Ontario soybean growers waiting for seeds to emerge, while others are still looking for an opportunity to plant the crop. What are the prospects for those struggling beans? How much yield potential remains for beans yet to be planted?… Read More…

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RealAg on the Weekend: Killing hard to kill weeds, the wheat market, and protecting SM 40:07

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Thanks for tuning in to RealAg on the Weekend! On this episode, host Shaun Haney is joined by: Brian Comeault of Ireland Comeault Lafoy on the wheat markets; Darren Baccus of Agri-Food, Alliances and FCC Capital on driving ag innovation; Michael Harvey of CAFTA on Bill C-202 and the push to protect supply management, and;… Read More…

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RealAg Radio: Protecting supply management, building the economy, and Trump tariffs, May 30, 2025 1:25:00

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Thanks for tuning in to this Friday edition of RealAg Radio! On today’s show, hear from Michael Harvey of the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance on Bill C-202, and host Shaun Haney is joined by Kelvin Heppner and Lyndsey Smith, both of RealAgriculture and Tyler McCann of CAPI for the RealAg Issues Panel. They discuss topics… Read More…

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Bill C-202 won’t protect supply management, only handcuffs trade negotiators, says CAFTA 7:51

2d ago7:51

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The introduction of Bill C-202 this week in the House of Commons has reignited discussions around supply management and Canada’s national trade negotiations. The legislation, with the same wording as previous efforts under different bill numbers, would prohibit Canadian trade negotiators from discussing supply-managed sectors during trade talks—a m…

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Canola School: Managing verticillium stripe before it manages you 10:41

2d ago10:41

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Think verticillium stripe is just a Manitoba problem? Think again. This increasingly common disease is spreading west, and by the time you spot symptoms, the damage is often done. In this episode of the RealAgriculture’s Canola School, Jeanette Gaultier, technical service specialist with BASF, discusses where verticillium is showing up and what can…

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RealAg Radio: The Throne Speech, impacts of tech, and focus for the year ahead, May 29, 2025 57:32

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Thanks for tuning in to RealAg Radio for this Thursday edition of Farmer Rapid Fire, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada! On this edition of Farmer Rapid Fire, host Shaun Haney is joined by Murray Froebe of Homewood, Man.; Jake Leguee of Fillmore, Sask.; Andrea Stroeve-Sawa of Lethbridge, Alta.; and, Shawn Schill of Arthur,… Read More…

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Crop Talk with The Short Bald Agronomist 52:15

3d ago52:15

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In this episode, Kelsey Litchfield talks with Matt Montgomery, also known as The Short Bald Agronomist and Agronomy Education Lead at Beck’s Hybrids, about agronomy education, soybean management strategies, and navigating information overload. Topics include disease education (e.g., red crown rot), the role of mentorship, personal branding, people …

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Signals, sentiment, and supply — canola markets hold steady in face of trade and tariff friction 13:42

3d ago13:42

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Tight supplies and steady demand continue to underpin strength in the canola market, even as global trade tensions swirl. With futures contracts recently hitting new highs, Canadian growers are navigating both pricing opportunities and risk management challenges as we near the summer stretch. In this RealAg Markets discussion, Brian Comeault with I…

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Pulse School: Some weeds are so hard to kill, but why? 8:26

3d ago8:26

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Weeds are a constant thorn in the side of pulse producers, but some are proving especially tough to take down. In this episode of RealAgriculture’s Pulse School, Mike Palmier, partner and agronomist with MNP AgIntellect, discusses what makes certain weeds so difficult to kill, and how pulse producers can manage them. Palmier explains that overwinte…

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Markets react to USDA wheat downgrade and moisture concerns on the Prairies 6:15

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Global wheat markets surged this week following a surprising downgrade in U.S. winter and spring wheat crop ratings. What does it mean for the overall wheat market direction? For this RealAg Market Update, RealAg Radio host Shaun Haney is joined by Brian Comeault of Ireland Comeault Lafoy. The USDA dropped its winter wheat rating from… Read More…

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RealAg Radio: Grain market moves, farmer sentiment, and safely handling large animals, May 28, 2025 53:44

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Welcome, and thanks for tuning in to RealAg Radio. On this Wednesday edition of the show, host Shaun Haney is joined by: Brian Comeault of Ireland Comeault Lafoy on the canola and wheat markets; and, Chad Roberts of Workplace Safety Prevention Services on creating a plan for safely handling large animals. Haney also unpacks policy… Read More…

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Wheat Pete’s Word, May 28: Sulphur struggles, grazing gurus, yellow corn, and a rust alert 23:19

4d ago23:19

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What a wild ride for the end of May! From dust storms and wet fields to yellow corn and exploding rust, this week’s episode of Wheat Pete’s Word is packed with real-time crop updates, disease alerts, and timely fertility lessons. Host Peter “Wheat Pete” Johnson covers all these topics, plus a unique sheep-and-goat grazing trial… Read More…

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How a “foodbelt” could preserve farmland 13:51

4d ago13:51

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Move over, Greenbelt, the Foodbelt has entered the chat. Ontario is losing farmland at an alarming rate of about 319 acres a day, according to provincial data. That’s equivalent to losing an area the size of Kingston every year, says Mike Schreiner, leader of the Ontario Green Party and MPP for Guelph. Losing farmland risks… Read More…

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Farm Safety Roundup, Ep. 14: Planning and awareness of large animal handling with Chad Roberts 14:26

4d ago14:26

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Large animal handling remains one of the most hazardous aspects of livestock farming, with unpredictable animal behaviour, high-stress situations, and physical strength creating the potential for serious injuries. From vaccinations to transport, planning and preparation are critical for protecting both animals and handlers. In this episode of the F…

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The truth about life in politics with Dustin Duncan 55:40

4d ago55:40

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In this episode of The Truth About Ag, co-hosts Kristjan Hebert and Evan Shout sit down with Dustin Duncan, former Saskatchewan MLA and cabinet minister, to talk about what it’s really like behind the scenes of provincial politics. Elected at just 26 and serving under both Brad Wall and Scott Moe, in this podcast Duncan… Read More…

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Wheat School: Timing fusarium fungicide application in winter wheat 7:16

5d ago7:16

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When it comes to winter wheat, fusarium head blight (FHB) likes lots of spring moisture but cool temperatures can slow development of the disease. Cool and wet weather are two things Ontario’s wheat crop has seen plenty of in 2025. On this episode of the RealAgriculture Wheat School, Bayer Crop Science agronomist Kurtis Pilkington looks… Read More…

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RealAg Radio: A food belt for Ontario, continuity conversations, and winter camelina, May 27, 2025 53:34

5d ago53:34

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Welcome and thanks for tuning in to this Tuesday edition of RealAg Radio. Host Lyndsey Smith is joined by: Mike Schreiner of Ontario Greens to talk about a private member’s bill that looks to create a food belt in Ontario; Jarrett Chambers of ATP Ag for a spotlight interview; Derryn Shrosbree of 33seven for a… Read More…

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306: Foliar Feeding Made Simple 52:07

5d ago52:07

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Not sure how foliar feeding works or what to spray? We’ve got simple answers that make a big difference. In this episode, we break down foliar feeding - what it is, how to do it right, and why it matters for your bottom line. We’ll walk you through timing, pressure, volume, and even how the temperature can make or break your results. In this episod…

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Continuity Conversations, Ep 4: Who gets what when you die? 13:17

5d ago13:17

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Roughly 88 per cent of Canadian farmers still don’t have a continuity plan, and that lack of preparation could leave families facing more than grief in the event of a death or serious injury. That’s the warning from Derryn Shrosbree of 33seven, who joined Shaun Haney in this fourth instalment of a continuity planning series… Read More…

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The Agronomists, Ep 197: Avoiding tank-mix messes with Drew Thompson and Matt Underwood 1:02:51

5d ago1:02:51

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It can be rather tempting to throw in one or two extra things in the spray tank when it’s time for a pass — time and fuel is precious, after all. But depending on several factors, adding another product or nutrient to the tank can end up costing way more time in sprayer clean-out if… Read MoreBy RealAgriculture

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From coal to cattle feed with a methanol-eating microbe 10:57

6d ago10:57

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In a unique blend of clean energy and biotechnology, Calgary-based startup Cvictus is “trying to tackle some of the world’s largest issues with our new technologies,” says Katrina Stewart, director of biotechnology and carbon reduction in this interview with RealAgriculture’s Amber Bell. Cvictus says it uses a process called enhanced hydrogen recov…

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Farming Podcast | Cotton Trials & ROI Fertility Strategies 27:44

6d ago27:44

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This episode of the Cutting The Curve – farming podcast previews the June 2025 XtremeAg field day in McGehee, Arkansas, led by Matt and Layne Miles. Cotton trials are front and center this year. The event highlights ROI fertility strategies, low-nitrogen trials, and partner-led field plots designed to cut input costs and boost yields. Listeners wil…

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RealAg on the Weekend: Looking forward on Canada/U.S. trade, spot spraying, and top producer profiles 40:02

8d ago40:02

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Thanks for tuning in to this episode of RealAg on the Weekend! Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Carlo Dade of the University of Calgary on looking ahead at Canada / U.S. trade; Carl deConinck Smith of deConinck Smith Ag Ventures on spot spraying; Lisa Bishop-Spencer of the Canada Center for Food Integrity on promoting… Read More…

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RealAg Radio: A mandate letter, inter-provincial trade barriers, and northern routes, May 23, 2025 1:04:21

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Thanks for tuning in to this Friday edition of RealAg Radio! Today’s show features a spotlight interview with Jarrett Chambers of ATP Ag, and host Lyndsey Smith is joined by Kelvin Heppner of RealAgriculture and Marvin Slingerland of MNP for the RealAg Issues Panel. They discuss topics including: Mandate letter from Prime Minister Carney; Inter-pro…

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Beef Market Update: Grilling season highs, forward calf sales, and screwworm shifts 10:15

9d ago10:15

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Cattle prices continue to push higher, but the real story may be what’s coming this fall, and how early signs are shaping expectations. In this episode of the Beef Market Update, Anne Wasko of Gateway Livestock Exchange joins RealAgriculture’s Lyndsey Smith to discuss the latest market movements heading into the U.S. Memorial Day weekend, describin…

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New CCFI campaign helps Canadians talk food 11:03

9d ago11:03

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The Canadian Centre for Food Integrity (CCFI) has launched a new initiative aimed at enhancing public trust and awareness of the Canadian food system. CCFI executive director Lisa Bishop-Spencer says the program will help reverse a seven-point drop in public confidence over the last year in Canada’s food system by increasing public trust and unders…

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RealAg Radio: Weather conditions, government priorities, and the upcoming growing year, May 22, 2025 55:17

10d ago55:17

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Thanks for tuning in to RealAg Radio for this Thursday edition of Farmer Rapid Fire, brought to you by Corteva Crop Protection! On this edition of RealAg Radio, host Shaun Haney is joined by; Charlene Wattam of Renfrew, Ont.: Brendan Byrne of Essex, Ont.; Devon Walker of Lashburn, Sask.; and, Aubrey Yule of Killarney, Man…. Read More…

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Look through the windshield, not the rearview mirror, on Canada-U.S. trade 13:35

10d ago13:35

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Canada’s most critical trade relationship, that with the U.S., is not what it used to be. From tariff shocks to political volatility, the neighbour many Canadian businesses thought they understood has fundamentally changed. Understanding that shift is the focus of a new initiative led by Carlo Dade, director of international policy at the Universit…

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Profitable Practices: Spot spraying takes aim on hard-to-kill weeds, reduces herbicide use 9:14

11d ago9:14

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Spot spray technology is helping one Saskatchewan farmer tackle herbicide resistance, cut costs, and stay committed to sustainable practices — all without sacrificing efficacy. Carl DeConinck Smith farms 13,000 acres in west-central Saskatchewan, seeding cereals, canola, and pulses. Seven years ago, he adopted the WEED-IT system — a chlorophyll-det…

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RealAg Radio: U.S. and Canada relations, promoting Canada’s food system, and Make America Healthy Again update, May 21, 2025 53:16

12d ago53:16

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Welcome to this Wednesday edition of RealAg Radio! Host Shaun Haney discusses this week’s Make America Healthy Again report. Haney is then joined by: Carlo Dade of the University of Calgary on Canada / U.S. relations research; Bryan Bryson of Bayer Crop Science for a spotlight interview; and, Lisa Bishop-Spencer of the Canadian Centre for… Read Mor…

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Wheat Pete’s Word, May 21: Cold stress, stripe rust scouting and planting those soybeans 24:29

12d ago24:29

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From chilly air to fast-growing wheat, it’s been another week of agronomic twists and regional contrasts. In this episode of Wheat Pete’s Word, host Peter Johnson tackles early forage harvest lessons, cold water imbibition in soybeans, and an important reminder about managing stripe rust and mildew under cool conditions. Have a question you’d like …

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Pesticide Policy Update: The Latest from D.C. and Springfield 37:48

11d ago37:48

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In this episode of the Field Advisor Podcast, Kelsey Litchfield chats with Kevin Johnson from the Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association and Corey Lacey from the Illinois Soybean Association. They break down what farmers need to know about the latest fertilizer and chemical trends, the EPA’s final herbicide and insecticide strategies, Illinois …

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What makes a good cover crop? Putting camelina to the test 7:39

13d ago7:39

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When it comes to cover crops in Ontario, the three leading options for farmers tend to be red clover frost-seeded into wheat, oats after wheat, and the versatile cereal rye, which fits lots of spots that call for cover. There are also a host of other cover crops that make up multiple species mixes, as… Read More…

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RealAg Radio: Agronomy, Canada’s fertilizer industry, and dried distillers grains, May 20, 2025 53:44

13d ago53:44

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Welcome and thanks for tuning in to this Tuesday edition of RealAg Radio. Host Shaun Haney is joined by: RealAgriculture’s in-house agronomist, Peter Johnson on manganese, residue management and more; Garth Whyte of Genesis Fertilizers in our spotlight interview; and, Kristin Thompson of the Beef Cattle Research Council on dried distillers grains f…

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Ruminating with RealAg, Ep 24: DDGs and how they can fit into the modern ration 34:35

13d ago34:35

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Producers are usually looking for an economical way to put weight on their animals, usually in the source of high protein supplements. To this end, distillers’ grains (DDGs) seem to be an ideal fit. This byproduct of grain based ethanol production is high in crude protein, a moderate source of both fiber and oil, and… Read More…

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305: First Steps To Higher Wheat Yields 26:40

13d ago26:40

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What if one simple step could help you grow more wheat and make every acre count? In this episode we share practical tips to grow healthier wheat, boost your yields, and improve profitability. You’ll learn: • The first step to take before you plant; • Which small nutrients can lead to big results; and • What’s working best right now to improve plan…

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Farming Podcast | Dryland Farming Strategies in Texas Heat 38:54

13d ago38:54

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This episode of the Cutting The Curve – farming podcast features Todd Kimbrell sharing his strategies for growing dryland corn, cotton, and wheat in the face of extreme Texas heat. Kimbrell explains how early planting, soil conservation practices, and equipment efficiency help him farm without irrigation in unpredictable climates. Listeners will ga…

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RealAg on the Weekend: The new minister of agriculture, AEM Equipment numbers, and the canola market 39:38

16d ago39:38

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Thanks for tuning in! In this edition of RealAg on the Weekend: Shaun Haney speaks with new Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Heath MacDonald; Learn about the AEM Equipment numbers as of the end of April, and; Neil Townsend of GrainFox discusses the canola market. Thoughts on something we talked about on the show? Connect… Read More…

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RealAg Radio: Meeting Canada’s new Agriculture Minister and unpacking government goals, May 16, 2025 1:24:16

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Thanks for tuning in for the Friday Edition of RealAg Radio! On today’s episode, host Shaun Haney speaks with new Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Heath MacDonald who shares his commitment to getting his boots on the ground on farms across the country and ensuring his cabinet colleagues understand the economic value of agriculture. Afterward,…

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Meet Heath MacDonald: Canada’s new ag minister committed to “boots on the ground” 13:19

17d ago13:19

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Canada’s new Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food acknowledges he has a steep learning curve ahead after being sworn in with the rest of Mark Carney’s cabinet on May 13th. But he’s ready to make at least two commitments: to get his boots on the ground on farms across the country and to make sure his… Read More…

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RealAg Radio: Seeding progress, in-crop spraying, and long weekend plans, May 15, 2025 55:09

18d ago55:09

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Thanks for tuning in to RealAg Radio for the Farmer Rapid Fire, brought to you by Corteva Crop Protection! In this episode, host Shaun Haney is joined by: Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Mark Burnham of Cobourg, Ont.; Fred Greig of Reston, Man.; Daryl Tuck of Vegreville, Alta. Also, hear from the Corteva Agriscience crop… Read More…

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India presents a big opportunity for US sorghum exports 6:38

18d ago6:38

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As trade tensions with China resurface, U.S. sorghum producers are bracing for impact and also looking ahead to new opportunities. Amy France, chair of the board of directors with National Sorghum Producers, says the sorghum sector is once again facing trade pressures — challenges that feel familiar but come with a new level of financial… Read More…

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Canola School: Turning last year’s cereal into this year’s success 7:17

18d ago7:17

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When it comes to establishing a successful canola crop, what you do in the fall can be just as important as what happens at seeding. In this episode of RealAgriculture’s Canola School, Mike Palmier, agronomist and partner at MNP Ag Intellect, talks about the key strategies for managing cereal trash to optimize canola emergence in… Read More…

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Making sure farmers have all the tools in the toolbox to take on weed control 8:22

18d ago8:22

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Weed control happens in the field but access to tools that farmers use in the fight against yield robbing pests is largely controlled by regulators who struggle to evaluate and approve new pesticides in a timely manner. That’s a challenge in the U.S. where crop protection companies face U.S. Environmental Protection Agency backlogs that prevent… Re…

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Tight-ish ending stocks raise potential for a weather rally 15:49

18d ago15:49

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Politics and tariffs aside, there’s potential for more volatility in grain markets in the coming weeks based on market fundamentals alone. The USDA, in its monthly supply/demand report issued this week, projected soybean ending stocks at 295 million bushels, with corn at 1.8 billion bushels. “Soybeans at 295 million bushels is on the threshold of… …

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IL Planting Progress: Smooth Sailing or Still Waiting… 34:23

17d ago34:23

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In this episode of the Field Advisor podcast, host Kelsey Litchfield checks in with Illinois Soy Envoys Seth Wiley in northern Illinois, Matt Montgomery in central and west-central Illinois, and Mike Wilson in southeastern Illinois. They provide updates on soybean and corn planting progress, which varies widely across the state — with some farmers …

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Mind Your Farm Business – Ep. 104: The difference between a good farmer and a great one 23:41

18d ago23:41

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What makes a good farmer a great one? In this episode of the Mind Your Farm Business podcast, host Shaun Haney digs into that question with Margy Eckelkamp of Top Producer at Farm Journal. From battling through the 1980s farm crisis to navigating today’s economic curveballs, Eckelkamp shares how the most successful farm operators think… Read More…

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Management young Corn & Soybeans sets the stage for a Defensive Crop later on | May 2025 Update 8:44

18d ago8:44

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Celena Hawkins joins me again to go over the importance of what we need to be focused on now for our crops. Crop nutrition in the form of Nitrogen and Sulfur and weed control are critical in corn. In soybeans, it is weed control and understanding the values of appropriate stand counts for the season. It maybe less than you think. TOP Ag Services is…

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Wheat Pete’s Word, May 14: Early soybean trials, overwintering rust, and triticale success 23:55

19d ago23:55

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The spring planting surge continues across Ontario and Wheat Pete has a full report on the buzz from the fields, including early planting progress, disease alerts, and a few head-scratching situations. In this episode of Wheat Pete’s Word, your host Peter Johnson looks to get a handle on early-planted soybeans; talks triticale success for livestock…

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RealAg Radio: Tighter ending stocks, beef trade, and powerline safety, May 14, 2025 53:48

19d ago53:48

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Thanks for tuning in to this Wednesday edition of RealAg Radio. Host Shaun Haney is joined by: RealAgristudies’ findings on what farmers think government, including new ag minister Heath MacDonald, should be paying more attention to; Neil Townsend with GrainFox to talk about grain markets as planting progresses; Holly Little with Acadian Plant Heal…

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